i've met thousands of people in politics in my career. dick morris is the most dishonest, the sleaziest and the dumbest of all of them. i'm glad that fox news finally fired dick morris. but why do they still have karl rove on their payroll? that's what i want to know. can't get everything right, i guess. have a good one folks. see you back here tomorrow.

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schechner i will never be secretary of defense. >> how come? >> stephanie: they are holding up his nomination among other things they want some information about someone in his office that sexually harassed someone else. >> oh, and you would be more directly involved. >> stephanie: yes. >> i'm pretty sure chuck hagel never had to make that call the next morning. >> stephanie: oh to jacki? sorry, i know you are straight. >> i'm less worried about myself and more worried about t-bone and chris. good morning, everybody, white house counter terrorism chief and cia director john brennan will head up to the hill today for his confirmation hearings.

he is facing tough questions. some congressional committees had access to a memo in june but now that it has been made entirely public, it is raising all sorts of concerns about the ethics and legalalty of using force against americans overseas. and the senate intelligence committee sent brennan questions prior to today's hearings including how do they determine whether someone is affiliated with al-qaeda. and the president will go to

virginia to talk about his second-term agenda. he spent time with senate democrats yesterday, and also worked on how to work out his priorities. and new york times reports that obama is giving back by planning to hit the campaign trail this coming year. already on the calendar at least 14 fund-raising events. we're back after the break. ♪ i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us.

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ho ♪ ♪ it's time to feel good ♪ ♪ hey all right now ♪ >> stephanie: how many times i have told you not to show me cute animal things right before i go on the air. what is a loris. >> it's a sub family of -- >> stephanie: thank you, it's eating a race bowl and it looks confused about it. oh know. >> that is adorbs. >> they look perpetually surprised. >> stephanie: don't you wish you could enjoy eating like that again. oh, it's a rice ball.

oh, i had a rice ball. [ applause ] >> stephanie: all right. thank you for that. we'll post that on our stephanie miller facebook. >> there is something called the slow loris. oh it's a rice ball. >> it is now posted up on your facebook page. slow loris eating a rice ball. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i had -- what was i just saying? i believe i had that very expression on my face when i first heard about the box numbers for chicago for sexy liberal. did you see that segue. i'm like what? on its way to a sellout, april 13th go get it! time for our good friend who is incredibly frisch. i don't know what he looks like

eating a rice ball, but i bet it's adorable. karl frisch bullfightstrategies.com. hello, karl you are already feeding dexter a rice ball isn't you? >> [ inaudible ]. >> stephanie: there is going to be a song on the interweb as we speak. good morning karl frisch. >> good morning. it is a beautiful day in america. >> stephanie: why? >> because dick morris is out of a job. >> stephanie: i know. i know. >> who could have seen that coming? >> stephanie: he was so clearly accurate. >> i mean it was 20 years ago that putting somebody else's foot in his mouth got him in trouble -- [♪ circus music ♪] >> stephanie: you wrote that in advance, karl frisch, you scamp. >> what would make you think such a thing.

>> stephanie: what a little comedy rice ball you offered me. >> you could tell the difference between my delivery of the rice ball humor and the dick morris joke? >> stephanie: yes. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: i officially can never be secretary of defense because they are holding up the hagel nomination for among other things awaiting a 2007 sexual harassment claim by two members of his staff and he was not involved. >> it's very troubling that he was in the vicinity of something that happened. >> stephanie: whereas i sexually harass everybody. >> can you match if they brought

everybody from the itchy kitty? >> blinded by a ping-pong ball. [ ping pong balls firing ] >> i think karl frisch has even got caught in that shrapnel. >> well, in all fairness we are talking about an actual ping-pong table. [ ping pong balls firing ] >> stephanie: i'm going to try it with rice balls. >> that are not that solid. >> stephanie: no i'll put down tarp. >> jim has tried. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. here rego, bill o'reilly oh, on ted nugent who -- the reasoned voice on the gun debate. >> last night it was interesting to hear conservative rock god ted nugent really level a cnn commentarior. that's what the republican party

needs. it should lay out wisdom and aggressively counterattack views that are void of reason. >> surely bill o'reilly must have met ted nugent in the hallway when he was leaving sean hannity's studio. this is a guy who said hillary clinton should sit on his machine gun. >> stephanie: yes. >> and he has made threats against including president obama. >> stephanie: if i can make a small correction. i believe he said suck on. >> oh, i apologize it's not often that you hear phallus humor. >> stephanie: okay. rush limbaugh >> the president of iran has

told the editor in chief of an egyptian newspaper that iran is now a nuclear state. you know he waited for hill -- hilary to split with her ball lockbox before he made the announcement. >> yeah. i believe they sent a monkey into space before he came back with a makeover. >> stephanie: he's a slow loris. >> yes it's some kind of space time tin you um. >> stephanie: all right. steve doocy.

>> days after retirement of hillary clinton, somebody launched a new website of her, showing off this glamorous new face. facelift, perhaps? but her aids say it is simply a way to reach here. >> stephanie: is this a facelift three days after she appeared on television. >> right. [ overlapping speakers ] >> rand paul is enough to make anybody look better in a photo. >> stephanie: exactly. and by the way she is wearing glasses because of the head injury obviously. >> and was gretchen carlson even sitting there? >> stephanie: yeah, like you say it's open season on hilary before she has even announced.

>> over the last four years they have come up with ways to do their racist dog whistles is there a way to full this card in the same fashion. are they just going to say hilary is not like us down there. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. oh, dick morris on piers morgan. oooooooooh. >> i had a wonderful talk with roger ailes who i really respect a week ago, and he said nothing is final on the table -- i was wrong at the top of my lungs. >> they fired you because you are wrong. a lot of people on fox are wrong. why have you been simpled out? >> [ inaudible ]. >> but do you know the answer? >> no, don't. i think i was wrong at the top

of my lungs, make i am being made a poster child for that. >> stephanie: oh. >> i'm surprised you played that clip. there was the clip that was news breaking. happen to have it if you don't mind. go ahead. >> i have breaking news tagg romney has been elected to the u.s. senate for massachusetts. [ laughter ] >> you heard it hear first, dickmorris..com.org.net. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: okay, michelle malkin. >> out here in the real word the medical device tax is causing layoffs across the country, the fact that so many people who were intending to go into medicine are no longer going into medicine. and the fact that so many small

businesses doctors who were individual practitioners are either bailing and retiring all together or going into concierge care. people are shutting down their practice as they used to be constituted, dropping insurance all together, where now only the wealthiest can pay for care. congratulations obamacare heck of a job. >> stephanie: wow. first of all that's michelle malkin talking about brain drain on fox. secondly, there are no more doctors. >> yeah, it's going to be hysterical when we talk about obamacare, because it's so close, october of this year you'll be able to enroll in obamacare, and the moment the first applications come in collectively the right-wing world will explode.

>> stephanie: okay. and we finish with bill o'reilly. >> many americans disrespectfully feel like they can do whatever they want to do. on the net troubled people say the most horrendous things hiding behind their machines. and shows like jersey shore and this idiot thing in west virginia, debase our culture all day long. >> stephanie: only bill o'reilly can talk about being respectful and polite. >> the only thing he must watch is his teleprompter so say the things that he said, and then to blame it on the rest of culture without having any sort of introspection. if you liken fox news to professional wrestlings, their ratings went through the roof when they admitted that professional wrestling was fake.

so why don't they just point out when they are wrong, and when they are just stealing baloney, then you would have a lot of liberals watch. >> stephanie: in fairness i have to say who better than bill o'reilly to talk about rudeness. >> you pin head. cowards. gutter snides charlottetons, jerks, i just think he is a weasel, he is a corrupt midget. >> loufa, shower. >> stephanie: thank you very much. karl frisch go buy rice balls for dexter please. >> i plan on it. >> stephanie: bye, honey. 18 minutes after the hour. >> and jacki will be calling in right after this. >> stephanie: thank you. i pictured her head exploding. [ explosion ] >> yeah. >> stephanie: it was like a health care nonsense rice ball

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thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. ♪ >> hello? >> hi. it's -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. . >> -- i went to the doctor today. >> stephanie: i see what you did there. okay. >> yep. >> stephanie: someone on my facebook page said the slow loris has the same look on his face as republicans on election night. like paul ryan what?

>> have a rice ball. >> stephanie: have a rice ball eddie munster. [ phyllis diller laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. let's talk to jacki. i could tell you were having like a spasm in the current news center when you heard this sound bite. >> hello. >> stephanie: hello, jacki schechner. >> hello. you can't take me for granted. >> stephanie: i said hello -- >> i'm not going to be ignored. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: fine. all right. let's unpack this rice ball of healthcare nonsense. here we go. >> out here in the real world the insects of obamacare including the medical device tax that is rutting r&d and causing layoffs across the country, so many people who were going to go

into medicine are no longer going to go into medicine. thank you. and doctors are either bailing or retiring all together or going into concierge care. have you heard that term? do you know the trends of people who are shutting down their practices as they used to be constituted, dropping insurance all together where now only the wealthiest can pay for care. congratulations obamacare heck of a job. >> she could know about brain drain. >> michelle malkin is a senior fellow at fantasy thinking. i have no idea where she gets this stuff other than making it up out of her own mind. there are no more doctors and the tax on medical devices is thwarting medical development, and mass exodus of medical care.

wow, that was a tightly packed ball of nonsense. >> yeah, i will say give me some proof. give me some evidence. if your insurance company says xyand z show me the letter. >> stephanie: they think like when a vowel is silent they think it's just understood that it is because of president obama. >> yeah, where is the extensive research she has done to back up those assertions. >> stephanie: yeah. and this is going to get worse obviously as karl frisch today, as obamacare kicks in. >> once it is implemented people are going to like it and then we're going to have a real

problem. >> stephanie: and fortunately the republican party is in such great. >> yeah, look the affordable care act isn't perfect, and i will be the first one to admit that. there are problems with it. and we know that. but you are not going to get wholesale healthcare reform that is going to happen in one fail swoop. presidents have been trying for years and years and years to address healthcare reform. president obama finally got something threw, and it is a good start. it cracks open the door to make improvements down the line. >> stephanie: right. >> we have made a good first step. so i don't think anybody is being realistic if they defend it wholesale, or if they reject it wholesale, we need to say there are some good things with it, and some things that can be improved. >> stephanie: that's why we love you, because you are fair and balanced. >> i try to be. i'm passionate about making sure

that everybody has access to affordable health care and not affordable health care insurance. but there are some things that you just can't overcome. >> stephanie: but we can have nice things and it is because of jacki schechner. >> oh, you are welcome. >> stephanie: wound her up again. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current.

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the 11th grade because no matter how much you apologize you can't go back and unhump someone's boyfriend. >> stephanie: i found the story that bill o'reilly was talking about, disrespect in society. a miami woman was [ inaudible ] on contempt charges after flipping off a judge. >> yes. >> stephanie: and as a career criminal -- i was just in court, christmas eve for my dog off of a leash ticket. and i understand the impulse. >> did you see the video of the girl -- the look on her face when the judge said okay 30 days in jail. the look on her face was priceless. it looked like a slow loris eating a rice ball. >> stephanie: i told you i sat there for an hour watching for

other cases -- and i went up to the bailiff and said why can't my case -- >> and he said because you are holding the paper. i'm like rusty the bailiff just call my case. >> they love when you call them that. >> stephanie: yeah and the judge is older than cocooned grandparents, and he is like and you tried to ride the train without paying for take it. and i'm like there's trains in l.a. number one? >> you tried to get into wally world without paying a ticket. >> stephanie: i told the whole story and everybody in the audience started waving, and he had no idea who i was -- >> what the sam hill.

>> he thought you were lindsay lohan. [ applause ] >> stephanie: yeah, but anyway understand the impulse. but i pulled my finger down. >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: let's go to gloria in memphis. >> caller: good morning, momma. >> stephanie: good morning, baby. >> caller: i just love you all. i'm just up in the rafters about your show this morning. i want to talk about michelle malkin. you know, she has the most annoying face. it looks like somebody just balled her face up and gave her a big pinch. >> stephanie: at least you are keeping this all intellectual. >> caller: i wanted to comment about doctors shutting down businesses. that's a blatant lie.

because of obamacare, i know some fizz indications who can now accept ten care here in tennessee. one in particular has a high volume obgyn practice, and she did not accept ten care, and now she is. so that's a plus. so i don't know where michelle malkin got her, quote unquote facts from? >> jim said somewhere from a colonoscopy. >> someone on facebook said dear michelle malkin your colon is not a fact checker no many how many things you pull out of your ass. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: good morning, i'm living proof that obamacare is

already here and it works. when i retired i could not get insurance because i had a preexisting condition and i could not get insurance, but after waiting six months without insurance i got on the newly instituted preexisting condition insurance plan and now i won't get wiped out -- become bankrupt if i have a big medical problem because i have insurance thank to obamacare. >> you socialist! you say that like it is a good thing. >> stephanie: exactly. and you know what you have now a $50 pro flower gift card. how about that? [ applause ] >> stephanie: hang on okay? albert? okay. hang on. if you are looking for flowers for valentine's day, go to pro flowers.com and enter the promo

code stephanie. bill in madison -- >> stephanie: i have pro flowers in my kitchen. you know who sent them to me? pro flowers. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> oh, they love you. >> stephanie: yes. hi, bill in madison -- >> did sherry send somberries at least? >> yes sherry loves me. go ahead. >> caller: hi, steph you had a caller yesterday who was a vietnam vet who said he wished he had drones in vietnam. vietnam was a strategic mistake -- >> stephanie: you know else did write me. and i understand his point to and someone else said i wish we don't go into vietnam. >> yeah and our middle east policy is a strategic mistake. we can't be 4% of the population of the world and use 50% of the

world, and prop up the most horrible people in the world, and expect drones to bail us out. we have to have a marshall plan here to get us off of that poison that is actually killing us anyway, and drones -- that's not the magic bullet. >> stephanie: i hear you, but, again, i think barack obama has been trying to gets us out of george bush's foreign policy mistakes, but i get your point. let's go to brad in dallas. >> caller: hey. so i work in healthcare in dallas, and i heard a story -- about five years ago, a suburban doctor was going to have to close his practice because his patients were aging. more of them were getting on medicare, and he was finding that he couldn't make a profit in his practice anymore. and so -- as usual what the republicans are doing is taking something that was happening

anyway and drawing a line to something in the administration. >> stephanie: right. >> caller: this hand before obamacare was even voted on. so it is going on in some places -- >> stephanie: right. some of the insurance companies are obviously racing to raise their rates before obamacare kicks in, and then people are going oh it's obamacare, see what happens. >> caller: yeah, absolutely. >> stephanie: i'm sorry i thought you saw some other cute animal. >> no. no. i'm monitoring your social media. >> stephanie: oh, thank you. how is that going for me. >> caller: hi, stephanie. thank you for having me on. i just wanted to make a comment about the drone strikes, it's just -- as i'm hearing the news about them now justifying killing u.s. citizens outside of the count try, to me it feels like a slippery slope. it makes me wonder how long it

will be before they kill u.s. citizens inside of the country. and also will they then start lessening the severity of how they can kill citizens in the u.s. >> stephanie: well the president -- obviously that was the latest news is they are releasing these whole memos. actually i heard something joe scarborough said this morning that sounded interesting, he said that it troubles him, and he feels he did say it during the bush administration, but they should have at least have to go to a fisachord. remember george bush -- that there's some sort of oversight. >> right. >> stephanie: craig writes -- [ ♪ patriotic music ♪ ] >> stephanie: everybody has a very unique point of view on

this. craig says steph la, la la love me, love me -- okay. for those of you who have never been in war or in the military for that matter sometimes have a sanitized view of combat. i just retired after 27 years in the army. i'm currently in afghanistan working as a civilian. these attacks are not only reduced by the use of drones, whenever drones taking out an enemy, it saves lives. yes people do get caught up in the slattal damage on both sides. we see insurgents using children and women as shields and we take every measure to not harm them. we then go out and dismantle or destroy these devices only after they have been fired.

forgive me, but i support the use of drones. you have never had to deal with recovering a vehicle that continues the remains of u.s. soldiers burned inside. now we can debate the merits of war all together, but that's for politicians. we have to survive over here and if have a tool that saves lives, we're all for it. if you don't believe me you are welcome to come visit. >> stephanie: i'm all for women in combat. but not me. i'm too much of a coward. okay. forty-five minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: she's your human antidepressant. it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ take action themselves. as a human being, that's really important. this is not just a

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in the tennessee [ inaudible ] market, and i guess the gop has gone off of their rocker here with the supposedly the prospect of [ inaudible ] they are running tv ads again. >> stephanie: i know karl rove's group. they are running attack ads and she is only rumored to be running. >> caller: so if you think hilary has got it bad, poor ashley, they are just taking blows. [ inaudible ] the big rumors like she might back obama. >> stephanie: i think her ad should be a picture of her and mitch mcconnell. who would you rather look at. >> caller: that's hilarious. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: the 60-second spot

hits judd on several levels. the time she called tennessee home. oh, my god. herself defined radical nature and a quote from her own grandmother calling her a hollywood liberal. the voice at the end sums it up ashley judd an obama radical liberal who's home is right here in tennessee -- i mean kentucky. >> stephanie: don't you love this fight between the tea party and the karl rove gop establishment? >> yes. >> stephanie: and i keep telling them stop fighting, you are all losers. tea party and republican establishment candidates you are all losers. let's go to george. >> caller: hi, i just wanted to

make a comment over all of this brouhaha over targeted drone strikes, but compared to b-16 bombers, dropping bombs on thousands of people, i think it's okay. the one thing that bugs me on "the chicago tribune"," they are crying the hypocrisy of obama to oppose torture and yet approve drone strikes. they are equating the two, and it's just made my head want to explode. >> stephanie: right. right. >> caller: these people -- there is no reality base in this whole thing, and then later on this other right-wing mutt, john dickerson who is also from the bush administration is talking

about the attacks on ashley judd as though that is just politics and we can expect more. if cbs calls this original reporting, i call it original toilet paper. thank you for what you do girl. >> stephanie: girl. i like it when they call me a girl. [ applause ] >> stephanie: okay, the president's carney. >> he thinks it is legitimate to ask questions about how we prosecute the war against al-qaeda. >> stephanie: he does make a point, anyone from the bush administration needs to hush now. big bag of shush from you. because not only was iraq a completely illegal and unnecessary war in the first place, they took out whole city blocks because they thought saadam might be there.

>> and they down played the civilian deaths. >> stephanie: oh, that's what offended me so much. they only talked about american deaths. and we don't even know -- >> no. it's probably millions. >> stephanie: right. and i'm going so that doesn't matter, you know? anyway, representative mike rogers republican from michigan. >> we do have oversight into it. i knew about all of it leading up to it including very shortly thereafter and i review all of the air strikes that we use under this title of the law. >> stephanie: so john brennan will face questioning about the drone program, obviously and then as i mentioned earlier -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: the senate armed services committee delayed a vote on chuck hagel. >> he is too radical. >> they are troubled about things that happened in his vicinity that he had nothing to

do with. >> i would wait to hear what they think about this show. >> stephanie: right, very troubling. [♪ mysterious music ♪] >> stephanie: they would continually make that face that a slow loris makes when eating a rice ball. check this out, some republicans have demanded the text of speeches by hagel that are now available because he spoke extemporary nowsly. so we need a record of everything he ever said ever in the history of ever. mrs. hagel has some explaining to do. [♪ dramatic music ♪] >> there must be a recording of him speaking his first words. goo goo gaga what does that mean. >> stephanie: what does that mean? >> sounds like arabic to me! ah, that's french! >> stephanie: i love this. others have said they are awaiting results of the 2007

sexual harassment claim against a former member of hagel's staff by another member of hagel's staff, no indication that hagel was involved in any way. >> the fact that there is no indication is an indication that there is trouble. [♪ mysterious music ♪] >> stephanie: right. the fact that he was not involved. >> uh-huh. >> yes there was malfeasance in his vicinity. >> stephanie: yeah. i'm obviously -- i could never be confirmed for anything ever. because when i have a party at my house, and i invite you guys what is the point of the party? sexual harassment. [ applause ] >> sure. you might as well be bent over a pinball machine. >> stephanie: you know you want it. >> you have got to get a pinball machine for the basement. >> you really should just for

the comedy factor at all. she was just provacatively bent over a pinball machine. >> stephanie: here is a melissa fitzgerald fun fact. she was -- >> hot brie. >> stephanie: yeah that is her stripper name. we revealed she has a stripper pole in our apartment, but she had to choose between that and an air hockey game. and i said are you sure you are not bi? that's almost like a pinball machine? >> ummm. >> stephanie: all right. whatever. we have lots to get to on the big show. matthew breen, editor in chief of "the advocate." and then representative adam schiff who is the democrat right there. >> yeah. right here.

>> stephanie: we will talk about his l.a. times op-ed on gun control, which is awesome, and much more as we roll along on the "stephanie miller show." ♪

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tvland. hour about two. here we go. matthew breen will join us here in the l.a. bureau. jacki schechner? >> yes. >> stephanie: you have not checked in with us on the drone thing, what your take? [ laughter ] >> you give me like 45 seconds to give my opinion on it? >> stephanie: you can tease us and we'll have you back on. >> i'm a little torn. >> stephanie: yeah, as any good liberal would be. little bit. >> little bit. >> stephanie: now here she is -- >> like in ten seconds or less tell me how you feel about this important issue. >> stephanie: go! >> good morning, everybody. as president obama plans to speak with house democrats at their retreat in virginia today, it is vice president biden who told lawmakers last night enough

is enough when it comes to pushing off changes to gun flaws this country. he says the excuse that we can't stop all gun violence is no excuse at all. >> that doesn't mean we can't do something to god forbid if it happens again, diminish the carnage. it matters. >> biden hammers the point home by saying as we was meeting with his task force twice those sessions were interrupted by news of new school shootings. he said the democrats should not fear losing their seats and using that as an excuse for pushing aside good policy. at 1:00 eastern today a bipartisan group of senators are going to introduce new legislation that would expand access to mental health care and improve the quality already in place.

they will appear on the hill today with david oruffle who had a movie who's main character deals with bipolar disorder. most people living with mental illnesses are not dangerous to themselves or others, but the consequences of not getting them adequate treatment can be dire. that's a really good point. we're back after the break. stay with us. ♪ you know who is coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking?

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witness the john fugelsang, hal sparks, and catholic girl gone wild, stephanie miller as they reunite for another night of inspired comedy. >> we're putting the band back together. >> tickets are available at ticketmaster.com. it's more fun than a bag of vipers, that's the sexy liberal comedy tour at the chicago theater on april 13th. >> now who can argue with that? >> sweet home chicago is about to get more sugar from momma. ♪ >> that's the tee bag of vipers there. >> stephanie: there you go. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: dog food has to be people food now, because when max disappears for a second on a

hike like he did yesterday and then comes back -- >> and he has eaten something gross? [ farting sounds ] >> stephanie: it's like coyote poop or something. >> and then you let him lick your face. >> that's how you got sick. >> stephanie: yes, what could it be? >> french kissing -- >> stephanie: that's why i don't understand dog food marketing. do you know what dogs will eat? >> eye sockets and a-holes. >> stephanie: when [ inaudible ] got a puppy four years ago he research pet foods online. i wanted to make the best choice for tyson, so he decided on taste of the wild dog food. if i can't eat the ingredients, i won't feed it to my dog.

[ applause ] >> stephanie: they ought to eat coyote poop doing food. they were talking about the taste of dog treats i don't know i'll ask him, he is in the backyard eating his own [ censor bleep ] >> stephanie: have you ever tasted? >> stephanie: i thought you meant -- >> not dog poo. not food. >> stephanie: oh, no. elsewhere in the animal world. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: albatross named wisdom produced a chick at age 62. time for you to do my eggs. >> it made me cough, old on. >> stephanie: she is the world's oldest known living wild bird.

she just hatched a healthy chick on sunday. >> amazing. [♪ fun-facts music ♪] >> stephanie: would you like some fun facts? >> the loris is still up on your facebook page and you have to see it. >> stephanie: what happened. he is just continuously surprised by the race ball. it is still there. oh, there it is again. it's like women here in hollywood look at facelifts. it's tuesday? oh, high it's you again. >> every cast member of the real housewives of beverly hills. >> stephanie: oh hi. i'm always so surprised to see you. albatross albatrosses, jim mate for life

which suggests that wisdom is probably a cougar. they work at their relationship first by getting their groove on. they dance together. the birds face each other, eye to eye, beak to beak this sounds like a beyonce routine. and do a two step stretching their wings wide and craning their necks. slut look at that. >> even at 62. >> i can kick! i can fly, sort of. [ laughter ] >> i am sexy too! [ laughter ] >> stephanie: it's like a dirty old french whore. >> yeah. >> stephanie: come on, i got one more chick in me. [ laughter ] [♪ fun-facts music ♪] >> an over the hill show girl

with one leg up. >> stephanie: are you ready for this jelly. >> stephanie: come and get it while it is hot. i'm done with romance, just whenever you are ready stick it in. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i'm making myself cough. we used to have that -- >> yep. >> stephanie: we don't even know what it is from now. okay. did you see the new radio ad? oh, my gosh, i want to move to texas. [♪ mysterious music ♪] >> really? >> computer says nah. >> stephanie: how can you see a radio ad? >> stephanie: i heard it. rick perry he urges california businesses to relocate to texas. >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: to avoid high taxes and regulations and stuff like that. >> right. >> okay. >> stephanie: governor jerry

brown doubted a few tricks like this would encourage people to leave the golden state. if you want to go get a job at water bugger -- >> what-a burger. >> stephanie: what is wrong with me. >> what-a burger! that sort of thing. >> stephanie: all right. okay. the boner on -- oh, do they have some brand new ideas on the economy? >> at some point washington has to deal with its spending problem. >> oh, shut up. >> i have watched them kick this can down the road for the twenty-two years that i have been here. >> stephanie: them? no wonder -- >> who has been in charge around here. >> oh wait it was me.

>> stephanie: which orange [ censor bleep ] hole has been around here. >> by spending he probably means medicare, medicare and social security. >> stephanie: yes, which would mean we are technically entitled it to -- [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> exactly. >> stephanie: on capitol hill -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: republicans promises to balance the budget by spending cuts alone. even more deeply than they proposed previously. >> let's bring on another great depression. >> stephanie: meanwhile they have never seriously crap led with the harm of how the economy would be hurt. they warned that austerity measures already on the books will snuff out most of the country's economic potential this year. gop leaders simultaneously denounced president obama's

proposal. for them the sequester, all $1.2 trillion worth can only be paid be cuts. >> great plan. yeah. >> stephanie: so it -- i believe this is talk point's memo sums up. the gop's priorities are thus no different than they were before the election. >> same as it ever was. >> stephanie: same as it ever was. >> where is my big suit. >> stephanie: totally lost on radio. but i appreciate your choreography. that was supper. thanks for offering. hello tim in alabama. >> caller: hi, love your show and really nice to hear something that you actually get real good news. i just wanted to make a comment on obamacare, as somebody who has dealt with insurance over the years, and i have faced

where they were going to cancel my wife because she had a preexisting condition. >> stephanie: you mean as a customer. >> caller: oh, yeah, they were saying you can't have any care for at least the first two years, and then -- it's kind of a long story. she was very, very sick. it was a genetic thing. but i fought it. i fought the insurance company. like i say i'm kind of a professional at it. but it seems to me -- i have read a lot of the health care, you know, law, and there is so much more stuff in there that people done know about, not just preexisting or a kid can be insuranced from his parents going to college, and there is so much more it to. obama seems to have a problem getting enough information out. his administration. >> stephanie: i have heard people say that. but jacki always says the

messages may have been the problem, but there is a lot of good stuff in there, and once it starts to kick it people will see that. it can't be said enough that we have got to keep talking about it, and explaining it. >> yeah, like the idea of death panels, the real death panels were the insurance companies. >> stephanie: right. okay. seventeen minutes after the hour, right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: there's something funny going on in talk radio. it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ irene, drop the itch. we dropped the itch, you can too. with maximum strength scalpicin®. it's not a shampoo so you can stop intense itch fast wherever you are. i dropped the itch. free yourself from embarrassing scalp itch.

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albatross. >> after 5:00 you are pretty much useless. mommy has had her medicine. >> stephanie: you mean i have to parent after 5:00? mommy is a great mommy until after 5:00. and then you are on your own. [ laughter ] >> it will be their job -- my job no more. >> stephanie: make another run to the liquor barn. 1-800-steph-1-2. shelley in dallas. hi, shelley. >> caller: hey, stephanie i love your guy's show. >> stephanie: thank you. >> caller: i know i'm stepping away from the topics but over here in dallas a huge conversation is taking place about doomsday and the government intentionally

collapsing our economy, making the dollar bill worthless -- >> stephanie: that sounds like a party in dallas. >> caller: it sure does. it is a doomsday party. and the homeland security is stepping in with buying up arms and those fema trailers where you never get to leave, but it is a very large conversation taking place, and i'm very concerned because you are getting half information -- >> stephanie: george w. bush lives in dallas, doesn't he? >> he is the face of the axis of evil if there ever was one. >> stephanie: i am just saying if we survived his years, we can survive doomsday. hey, tara. >> caller: hey, stephanie, my dogs say hi to you and the gang. >> stephanie: hi!

>> caller: my husband and i -- my husband is a long-time gun owner and hunter, i have bipolar disorder and i have never been dangerous, nor have most of my friends in the same boat ever been dangerous, but i still believe in better background checks better mental health care, and i really believe that the background checks and also former member of the nra, both of us don't agree with having no checks and balances on guns. >> stephanie: right. well most people don't. the nra literally speaks for nobody at this point. i was just reading this poll. the nra has [ inaudible ] its way over the american electorate. 30% said they would be less likely to support a nra backed

politician. >> wow. so why are they so afraid of the nra? because of donations? >> stephanie: yeah probably more related to citizens united than actual gun issues. ron in indiana. >> hey, stephanie i have been listening to your conversation about the drone strokes and they are horrible and people getting killed, but my concern is what are we doing as a government as a country, when this technology eventually gets into their hands and they stop dropping them on us. because that is probably going to happen. >> stephanie: who is they? >> caller: whoever we are dropping them on. the terrorists. >> stephanie: uh-huh. >> caller: i would believe that eventually that is going to happen here, just like the planes flying -- >> another country getting drones and flying them here? >> caller: yeah, in other words what are we doing -- look

this -- this technology i'm sure we already have people been contacted about selling it to them -- >> stephanie: but i don't understand your point so we should not use technology -- >> they still show up on radar. >> stephanie: yeah. somebody made that point yesterday. they were like what if mexico decides to do it -- >> there is a thing called identify friend of foe where you can identify whether it is us or somebody else's. >> stephanie: i'm kind of guessing that mexico wouldn't decide to spend drones into the u.s. >> i have faith in the air force to find enemy drones and shoot them down. >> stephanie: yeah. marco -- >> rubio! >> stephanie: yes, will deliver the president's public address

next week in both english and spanish. >> there was a lot of optimism about some principals, but i think reality has begun to set in as to how difficult it is going to be to accomplish this not just in the house but particularly in the senate. [ speaking spanish ] >> stephanie: i get it you are doing both versions for us. we were talking to representative gutierrez yesterday -- i know i said it right -- but like we have been saying i don't care why they are at the table but good. mccain is like we lost. the boner. >> i want to do everything i can to foster this continuing conversation in a bipartisan fashion to deal with what is a very difficult issue in our country. but it's certainly worthy of consideration. >> stephanie: he is just talking about some parts of the dream

act, after eric canter has said we should start with the kids. 55% of americans back the path to citizenship for illegal immigrants. huh? political reality starting to sit in. imagine that. twenty-nine minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ right have, about the "heavy hand of government" ... i want to have that conversation. let's talk about it. really? you're going to lay people off because now the government is going to help you fund your healthcare. really? i want to have those conversations, not to be confrontational, but to understand what the other side is saying, and i'd like to arm our viewers with the ability to argue with their conservative uncle joe over the dinner table.

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thirty-four minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. these stories about republicans disarray they just make me happy. is that wrong? >> no. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: joe walsh, the [ censor bleep ] stick from illinois who got defeated handily. joe walsh's super pac to fight karl rove's super pac. >> how. >> stephanie: former rent d did i say former -- >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: former representative joe walsh from illinois, is forming a pac to fight back on the karl rove

initiative. fight! fight! fight. he said if we listened to karl rove in 2010 there would have never been a representative walsh. he lost his seat in 2012 to tammy duckworth. who can't agree on that -- oh i know the voters of illinois. [ applause ] >> stephanie: tea party groups like freedom works called karl rove's super pac orwellian [♪ dramatic music ♪] >> what? >> stephanie: let's go to matt in chicago. >> caller: good morning, momma. >> stephanie: good morning, baby. >> caller: and to the mooks and

the cast of thousands that is jim ward. >> thanks. >> caller: listen, real quick i want to be the official freelance, [ inaudible ] and foot masseuse of the "stephanie miller show." >> stephanie: oh my goodness. >> caller: the reason i called it goes from the house to the senate and the vote will be on valentine's day for same-sex marriage in illinois. and our befuddling governor says he will sign it. >> stephanie: oh yay. you can't vote no on love on valentine's. >> absolutely. that's my thought. and you are coming to chicago. i wish i had gotten one of those vip seats, because i figure you will wear your open-toe shoes. be still my heart. >> stephanie: i grope everyone in the first several rows anyway. i'll get ya. just get a ticket.

>> caller: i love it. love ya momma. >> stephanie: love you too. speaking of the whole fight! fight! fight! fight! every democrat holds a big lead over steve king in every possible senate race in iowa. he trails every democratic candidate. >> that's stunning. >> so stunning. >> stephanie: -- by at least 7 points according to a new ppppoll -- [ giggling ] >> ppp. >> stephanie: do we get more immature as we get older. >> i think we do. >> am not. >> am too. >> shut up stupids. >> you shut up. >> stephanie: that's our impress of the republican party. you are stupid for calling the republicans stupid. you are the stupid one. >> you are hugely stupid. >> and then the other one looked at the other like a loris.

>> yeah, but you lost money on a casino. that's stupid. stupid is as stupid does. >> stephanie: all right. once again don't fight boys you are all stupid all of you. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: overall democrats appear to be slightly favors, but if a hard conservative wins like king, they will gain advantage. let's go to kelly in ohio. >> caller: hello. i have an interesting concept of what possibly the nra could do with all of this money that they are sitting on. >> stephanie: what is that? >> caller: i would like to see them put it to good use. if they are tired of people nagging them about their gun control, how about using that money to do something positive

to get guns out of the wrong hands and encourage, like education. go around to schools. get all of these people in the nra, go to schools and talk to the kids who are -- i live near columbus ohio. and every morning i wake up and i turn on the news and there was at least -- at least one shooting overnight. >> stephanie: right. >> uh-huh. >> caller: and a lot of it is done by kids who have nothing better to -- excuse me -- >> stephanie: oh pardon me. >> caller: nothing better to do than to go around and mug people, rob people -- columbus is turning into a real hell hole, and i'm afraid to go out. i don't even live in columbus anymore. and i live in the middle of nowhere. i live in the middle of a horse

pasture in a trailer. and i'm not afraid of the hunters, but these kids are coming into the country now. and the nra needs to put their money to good use and help get the guns out of the gangs. >> stephanie: yes. adam schiff wrote a piece about it really is stunning some of the stuff that you don't even realize that we give gun manufacturers complete -- what do you call it? >> carte blanche. >> stephanie: yeah a gun dealer knowingly sold guns to a straw dealer which resold them to this guy, gang member which could never pass a background check. >> according to the nra there is no such thing as the wrong hands. >> stephanie: that's right. >> people have a right to defend themselves. >> sure. >> stephanie: right. they don't want the terrorist watch list even that is not a

good enough reason to not have a gun. >> no. >> stephanie: speaking of tea party, scott brown reportedly going to become a fox contributor, the center fold. ♪ >> stephanie: out with the dick in with the -- dick morris. >> yeah. >> stephanie: and in with the senator hole -- >> the pink pants. >> right. >> stephanie: fox news trust has fallen to a new low. again according to a ppp poll. 49% trusted fox news 37% did not. and the people that trust them still after they were wrong about everything ever. you are a little bit of dopey. john in buffalo, welcome.

>> caller: hello. >> stephanie: hi. >> caller: good morning, how are you? >> stephanie: good, go ahead. >> caller: i have a problem with the due process clause of the fifth amendment being amended by a memo from the doj, that's unconscionable, and if they can do that why can't we change the second amendment the same way. >> stephanie: you are talk about the drone issue. >> caller: yes, i am. >> stephanie: why can't we change he was saying why can't you change the second amendment. >> caller: with the name type of memo from the doj. which is unconsciousable. if they can do that then they can change the second. >> i see your point. >> stephanie: right. and then they would go berserk. >> right. >> stephanie: henry in texas go

ahead. >> caller: hey, look you got a lot of people calling into these shows talking about the constitutionality of drone strikes against certain citizens overseas, but once you are out of international waters, your constitutional rights don't exist anymore. just like if you went over to the border into canada. you are under canada law not the united states law. if those countries are okay to have drone strikes strikes -- and they strike at american citizens that is there to make [ inaudible ] against america, either way it going you are going to be a dead person anyway, because when you get back you can also be tried for treason and that qualifies for the death penalty. >> stephanie: yeah, someone said

yesterday if you opened a hot dog cart in dresden and -- >> and knowingly sell a hot dog to -- >> stephanie: right. to a known terrorist. >> caller: if you do things intentionally, you already got to be prosecuted anyway. like the koch brothers because they are still selling oil products to ironians, and nobody is trying to do anything about it, but they try to do it through a third-party organization, and they are still getting away with it. but justice has got to be fair for everybody, not just for somebody. >> stephanie: that's right. you know what, you get a $50 sherry's berries gift card just for that call. hold on henry. >> caller: i already love you to death, because i really think you look really hot with that

baseball cap on your head. >> stephanie: just remember i gave you the sherry's berries gift card before you said that. >> they are really, really good. >> stephanie: it's a wow gift. it will make her sound like christopher wakin. >> wow! i got a strawberry. >> stephanie: i want to be even more than a watch. >> you put a watch in a baby east fist -- >> stephanie: they are as big as cow bells. chocolate covered cow bells. forty five minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." >> announcer: she listens to right-wing whacko radio, so you don't have to anymore. it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden

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♪ always -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ -- there to remind me ♪ ♪ always -- >> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ -- there to remind me ♪ >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome to it. fifty minutes after the hour. matthew breen editor and chief of "the advocate" live in studio next hour. and adam schiff right there from right out the window with a great piece on gun manufacturers having complete -- no

responsibility in kind of lawsuits for anything that happens. great stuff. so we'll talk to him about that. 1-800-steph-1-2. jim in florida hi, jim. >> caller: hi, steph. i have a lot of friends down here in florida who are hispanic, and they are not all that thrilled with marco rubio. his popularity is down in the miami dade area with the cuban immigrants who's parents fled castro and they are republicans only because they hate kennedy for getting smart about the bay of pigs. >> stephanie: yeah i know. it's typical republican -- it was like their convention. the united colors of bentron. look we have one of those. [♪ magic wand ♪] >> caller: yes, and stop encouraging the tee baggers to not fight with the rover boys. >> stephanie: oh, no i want them to

fight! fight! fight! [ applause ] >> the more they fight the more organized democrats look. >> stephanie: yeah, they accomplished something great. >> stephanie: kennedy bailed on the bay of pigs thing, because -- >> stephanie: jim knows everything about everything about kennedy in the history of everything ever. the only thing i care about in life as you know is that i get my amazon packages. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> you are still going to get ohm on saturday. >> stephanie: thank god. these new earrings amazon. the postmaster general. >> we have seen a steady decline in the use of first class mail.

people pay their bills on line. >> stephanie: i don't use pony express. i use travis express. >> they will still get packages it's only first class letters and junk mail that they are not going to be able to get. >> you won't be able to mail anything on saturday? >> stephanie: you mean i won't get my wine store brochure. >> making the same-store delivery schedule is simply too big of a cost to ignore. >> republicans are trying to destroy the post office forever. >> stephanie: exactly. >> i pay all of my bills online. >> stephanie: representative waxman. >> i think it had to be necessary unfortunately that the postal service can't sustain saturday delivery.

>> stephanie: daryle issa. >> this is not the beginning of the end of the postal service. this is the rebining rebining -- beginning of the reform. >> post offices will still be open on saturdays, just first class mail won't be mailed. >> stephanie: but like jim said it's a slippery slope to destroying government services. >> but if less and less people are using that service, why have it at full strength. >> stephanie: do you think donald trump fedexed his lawsuit to bill maher? this is the most hilarious lawsuit ever. >> i know. >> stephanie: he made it clear is legal war with bill maher is personal. he crossed the line when he

suggested that trump's mother banged an orangutan. he said he didn't appear to be joking when he appeared on the jay leno show. donald says he vows to defend his parent's honor >> he wasn't talking about them. he was talking about you. [ applause ] >> stephanie: a joke about your hair. lighten up. can he seriously win that lawsuit. >> i wonder if trump presents like an orangutan. >> stephanie: did you really have to give me that wish value. [ buzzer ] >> they are like what do you think of that?

[♪ magic wand ♪] >> stephanie: oh speaking of that yikes -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: cbs has banned puppy genitals from the grammys. cbs standards and practices -- i have gotten some of these. they issued a harshly worded email preventing attendees from flashing their round for areas. thong type -- [♪ porn music ♪] >> stephanie: thong type practices are problematic. please make sure all skin is covered. bare fleshy undercurves of the

buttocks are banned. ditto female breasts and female breast nipples. are there other kinds? i'm unclear? >> dudes, maybe. >> stephanie: dude nipples are okay. female breast nipples no. bare sides or undercoverture of the breasts are also problematic. remember last time melissa fitzgerald was in here they are like does melissa fitzgerald realize she is showing cleavage. >> stephanie: i'm like i'm all go with it. jim is all good with it. i'm sure the viewers are good with it. hush there you in the current control room, you bunch of tight asses. not talking to you courtney. she is a bra on the chandelier

kind of guy that courtney. do you think we're just stars and bars now. >> yeah, color bars. >> stars and bars? >> stephanie: i meant color bars. >> or the old-fashioned indian head. >> stephanie: yeah, i have been replaced by the yule log. fifty-eight minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show."

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hour number 3. jacki schechner did you see has bro let the internet choose the new monopoly token. >> yes. they picked a cat. >> stephanie: did you see the video of the cat in the box? there is a cat in the box video now. >> and they got rid of the iron. >> which is fine. because in my house there is a cat and we're fine getting rid of the iron. >> stephanie: did we lure you into what it is called -- >> the loris. >> i don't know what that is. >> stephanie: it's a slow loris eating a rice ball. it's on my facebook page. >> oh, i was a little busy with like news stuff. >> stephanie: whatever. it's no baby monkey riding on a pig. but here she is with news stuff. jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. secretary of defense, leon

petraeus, and mr. dempsey are testifying now. secretary petraeus explaining there were no indications that an attack was eminent and because there was no warning, the military was unable to protect chris stephens and the three other americans killed in that am beneficiary. >> time, distance lack of warning, events that moved very quickly on the ground prevented a more immediate response. >> he says we have a responsibility to find out what happened, bring those responsible to justice and make sure it never happens again. as the administration in congress works to pass gun violence pressures, the arkansas senate appears to be moving in the direction of keeping gun ownership information aprivate as possible. there is now a bill that would

exempt the names and zip codes of gun owners. a new york area newspaper printed the names and addresses of gun owners on his website after the shooting in newtown. the arkansas bill will move to the republican-controlled house, which is expected to pass it. however, the governor opposes the lassing it violates the freedom of information act. we'll be back with more stephanie after the break. we'll see you on the other side. stay with us. ♪ compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current.

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ho ♪ ♪ it's time to feel good ♪ ♪ hey all right now ♪ ♪ it's time to feel good ♪ >> stephanie: ah, yes! you know when you are feeling better, april 13th, chicago, ladies and gentlemen sexy liberal show hurry tickets are going to be gone i think very soon. i love you chicago. box office record it looks like. hurry, hurry, hurry tickets just went on sale friday. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. why look who is here matthew breen editor and chief of "the advocate," everybody. >> hello. >> stephanie: we were talking about [ inaudible ]. >> they have gotten a ton of petitions and a ton of calls, but i think it comes down to the mormon influence.

>> stephanie: and i said we must always do what the mormons said. >> i'm guessing there were some behind closed doors meeting. they are hugely behind the boy scouts. i grew up in salt lake city. >> stephanie: oh, i'm out. >> did you grow up mormon? >> i did not. amongst the mormons. the only place where jews can be the gentiles. >> stephanie: i was just going to say i knew a jew that lived in salt lake city. >> oh, i knew here. >> stephanie: the gay always knows the jew. >> what is next, coffee? >> stephanie: it's a slippy slope greased with caffeine. matt, what do you think?

it was actually surprised by that. that they made no decision. they are saying may. >> they are saying may. we know they are okay with discrimination because they have been upholding this policy for a very long time. but i think they are making a calculation about whether they are going to stick with their discrimination policy and lose more corporate sponsors and gain more church support, or if they are going to end it and see some corporate sponsorship come back. because their memberships have been going down for the last 15 years. >> stephanie: right. we were playing some bites from the right-wing weird, and we were saying for allegedly straight men, a lot of drama queens. [ laughter ] >> i don't understand the obsession. sexual orientation has never

been a domain of the boy scouts. >> we had some women who were boy scout leaders heterosexual women -- >> stephanie: den mothers. >> and they are like they are not -- they had the device to prevent that sort of thing from happening. >> stephanie: my mom was a den mother. just saying. >> what kind of den mother was she? >> stephanie: she looked spiffy in that uniform. >> the whole thing about family values is really interesting, because one of the recent big grassroots organizations has been this lesbian mom. and she wanted to join scouting in order to spend more time with her kids. >> stephanie: what kind of family values is that? >> that's the definition of it. >> stephanie: yeah, it seems like all of these issues matt, i think it's pressing on

american's sense of fairness. it really is becoming -- and i think the president framed it so well. it's civil rights. when he mentioned stonewall in that breath, he put it in with civil rights battles that everyone recognizes in this country. >> yes, people view us as less scary, and now they just sort of see discrimination as un-american. >> especially if they have kids. i suggested that malia probably had a talking to him. dad, it's no big deal. >> stephanie: dad you are so five minutes ago. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: but i think it's -- whether it's the issue of bullying or whatever, you go -- i think you are right, americans recognize basic fairness, so don't pick on anybody as how ever they are perceived, you know? >> absolutely. and scouting is so american

like -- as apple pie. so discrimination in scouting just looks -- >> those apples look gay to me. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: we had somebody call, jim -- you always find somebody who says i don't -- i don't -- i don't know if i can explain this to my kids. it's like they don't care. >> they really don't care. >> stephanie: it's the older generation that thinks -- don't you look forward to the day where we go i can't believe we were ever talking about this. explain it like there's a red haired girl that lives next door. >> i used to think that day was decades and decades away. it is coming faster and faster. >> stephanie: that sounded dirty. >> stephanie. >> i had a college roommate who was red haired and left-handed.

[♪ dramatic music ♪] >> stephanie: yeah that's what i'm saying. >> they used to get whaped with the ruler if they used their left hand. >> stephanie: yes. >> slapped with rulers in both ways -- >> stephanie: now that's kind of hot. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: all right. marina in ifka. >> caller: hey we love your show. i just want to echo the other gentlemen's comment about marco rubio, i have been calling marco rubio's office and asking his staff why they have been picking on the mexican americans when they have thousands of miles of unsecured coastline when all of the cubans come across in little boats.

we are not a homogeneous group, because they assassinated our icons, the kenendys. and there you have it. >> stephanie: good point. thank you. and on another subject, obviously, marriage equality coming up at the supreme court it's really -- it just -- it feels like a really accelerated kind of -- you know, process in terms of what has been happening with gay rights particularly since president obama has been in. what -- are you feeling nervous, though about the supreme court or are you feeling confident? >> the supreme court likes to promote the idea that it doesn't listen to popular opinion. that cannot be true. >> stephanie: except scalia who does fox news talking points. >> and john roberts is a young supreme court chief justice. he is thinking about his legacy. i have to imagine. >> stephanie: and not being on the wrong side of history. >> exactly.

i think public opinion is going to have an effect on the supreme court, and you know -- i'm optimistic in that sense. >> stephanie: yeah. >> it will be interesting to see what question they decide to address, whether it is going to be specifically -- >> stephanie: particularly after their wildly popular citizens united decision. [ laughter ] >> yeah, and that again is one of roberts legacy decisions. >> stephanie: right. yeah. >> also john roberts was photographed at fire island -- >> stephanie: that is the gayest sweater i ever saw. [ laughter ] >> do you remember that picture. >> i will have to look for it. >> i'll show it for you >> maybe there is a supreme court fashion team somewhere. >> stephanie: what is scalia doing play a venetian doge. >> he wants to know what it was like to have one of those big punting sticks so we can do the

canal. >> stephanie: somebody said gay marriage will tear the fabric of society. and someone said no gay would ever harm fabric of any kind. louis sa in [ inaudible ]. go ahead. >> caller: i think part of the reason mormons are so emphatic about it, is because it is sort of part of the evan gallizing and converting. when they dismem nate they can't meet in public places anymore, so the churches are more than happy to sponsor boy scouts and then they get more kids interested in the mormon religion. >> stephanie: oh, wow. so it's the mormons that are recruiting, not the gays. >> do they get the same prizes we do.

>> stephanie: my toaster is lovely. >> even the mormons could -- as they did in the -- what is it, late '70s allow african-americans into the priesthood. they would have a revelation. >> stephanie: stop baptizing dead yous. >> exactly >> stephanie: words of the immortal judy tenuta. it could happen. back with more with matthew breen of "the advocate"." >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪

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>> announcer: stephanie miller. ♪ freedom, freedom, freedom ♪ >> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." welcome to it. twenty-one minutes after the hour. our guest live in studio, because he's so handsome and romantic. matthew breen, editor in chief of "the advocate." paul in utah hi paul. >> caller: paula? >> stephanie: hi, oh. you don't sound like a paul but okay. >> caller: i'm a paula. >> stephanie: okay. >> caller: i live in utah and it is definitely a recruitment for the boy scouts, it is a recruitment for the mormon church. you are required to attend at

least two weeks a month at the mormon church or you are not allowed to be in the troop. >> stephanie: oh, wow. yeah, that's what we were saying. that sounds like the actual recruitment that is going on not trying to turn people gay, quote unquote, right? >> exactly. and my mother was a den mother and i got to attend the meetings because i was the younger sister. >> stephanie: yeah, i think it was just about not looking like you were a bad mom. >> peer pressure among the moms. >> stephanie: yeah, i have to look involved. what? arts and crafts? whatever. and i -- i also think she faked catholic church. oddly once i got through catholic school she stopped going. she is faking it. >> oh, really? is that when she started doing yoga? >> stephanie: she doesn't do

yoga, she just does naked handstands. something about her circulation. that points out a lot of reasons i turned out the way i did. my sister's husband actually went in the room to use the bathroom because he didn't know she was home and she was doing a naked handstand against the door. >> oh! >> i was in the cub scouts and my presbyterian was a sponsor, but i don't think there were any mormons in my troop at all. presbyterians are big involved in scouting as well but the clergy has come out in favor of dropping the discrimination policy, so that is a nice thing. church of christ and methods have also said they want to end the policy. >> stephanie: we were looking at

polling a few months ago, and on marriage equality, a large of degree of religions are for marriage equality. >> yeah, for sure. >> stephanie: which is huge. >> and a lot of protestant denominations have been voting on this for a while, voting about whether or not to allow their clergy to bless same-sex couples. >> stephanie: yeah i read ted olson's peace, and somebody just read the christian case for marriage equality, and i was like wow this makes perfect sense. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: i love julian moore and i mean that in a really gay way. she said absolutely i'm a

feminist. at one point feminist became a pagorety term. >> have you seen that movie? she wasn't all gay in that movie. >> stephanie: no, jim, there was a little something for both of us in that movie. >> she has been a long time supporter, and i don't know if it is just professional -- [♪ dramatic music ♪] >> she is happily married. >> stephanie: must you hush my buzz. >> she still wears sensible shoes, though. >> stephanie: i was telling you this happened to me. i have a new guy friend who do they have a fishing sound effect. when it's with chicks, are you

that committed -- me and my friend whoever think you are hot. i'm like thanks, but no -- yes, i am the really gay-gay. i'm not the porn verse that you would like. john in illinois you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, john. >> caller: hi, steph first time caller. thank for letting me talk to you. >> stephanie: yes. >> caller: i was a boy scout at one time, and now i'm hearing the stuff like the gays and stuff going like into the boy scouts and you realize that these are children that are starting to develop into taking all of the merit badges and give community service and worrying how to become a man. what would happen if the person got molested in >> oh, my god! >> caller: see, that's where i'm going -- >> stephanie: so you are equating home sexuality with

pedophilia. did you know the large percentage of pedophiles are heterosexuals. >> caller: uh-huh. but the boy scouts of america could be responsible. >> there have been gays in the boy scouts all along. >> caller: i didn't know that. but they might have liability and stuff like that and then the traumatic experience to the child. >> stephanie: well, we need to ban the catholic church immediately. i'm confused how does letting gay boys in the boy scouts lead to -- i'm confused. >> caller: well who knows, say

not a scout master but some boy scout has an attitude and he might be straight or gay and start bashing on one another. >> stephanie: so why don't we teach no bashing and bullying. wouldn't that be a boy scout value? >> what should probably be is the parents sign a petition for something before that go in that they are responsible for their child's actions, and then it would probably be okay. >> stephanie: are you concerned about a gay boy molest another gay boy? >> caller: no, a straight boy -- a gay boy assaulting a straight little boy or something like that -- >> stephanie: sure. >> do you think all gay guys are predators like that? >> caller: i don't know. >> well, they are not. >> no, they are not. >> stephanie: but it's always nice to hear from willfred

grimly's grandfather. >> that's the result of the fear mongering. these are right-wing talking points. >> stephanie: right. >> they don't happen. >> stephanie: whatever you and your journalist whatever -- matthew breen of "the advocate," always a pleasure, sir. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> stephanie: september adam schiff next on the "stephanie miller show." honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us.

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>> stephanie: it is the "stephanie miller show." thirty-four minutes after the hour. so i'm reading the paper as i do. >> you read the actual paper. >> stephanie: i love it. love it. >> you can't get a paper cut from your computer. >> stephanie: i'm old timy. liability guns and the law, and who did -- who did i see is booked today? >> representative adam schiff. [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: i'm like that guy is smart. good morning, representative schiff. >> good morning, how are you. >> stephanie: i read this piece and thought this makes so much sense and now i know why. >> thank you. >> stephanie: you cite the days of david garcia was sentenced to life in prison of a rookie burbank police officer, so you

say garcia a known gang member would not have passed the background check to buy the gun. he acquired the gun from a straw purchaser. so as you say the background check, meant to keep the guns out of the hands of killers like garcia and it is often circumvented by straw purchasers, and this is something that i'm not even sure people were aware of. >> it is a big problem. and it is a particular problem along our border where a lot of the straw purchasing goes to fuel the gun wars in mexico but it happens in the united states as well. and it looks like we're heading to a universal system of background checks, but it will only be as good as our ability to enforce it. and if some bad actors -- and

most of the gun dealers never sell a single weapon used in crime, but a small somebody of gun dealers sell a large proportion of guns that are used in crimes. >> stephanie: and you write here the family filed a lawsuit against the gun dealer who sold the guns arguing the dealer did not take reasonable steps. in an ordinary case, the family could have gathered evidence and learn more about the sale. the family suit was dismissed almost immediately thanks to immunity congress gave gun manufacturers. the gun industry can commit negligence with impunity. >> unfortunately that's exactly right.

in 2005 they passed a law giving the gun industry a very brood -- >> stephanie: that's right. and you say unlike the makers of chain saws and many others gun manufacturers don't have to act in public safety and that is largely because of the nra. >> that's exactly right. and most people believe if someone sells a legal product that is sold illegally, that is not enough to make them able to be held liable but when they sell a known straw purchaser, the gun dealer shouldn't be able to get away with that. >> stephanie: when congress passed the legislation senator

larry craig, and when have we ever doubted hi credibility. he was the chief sponsor of the bill and at the time an nra board member, he said this bill will not obtain a single victim. obviously turned out to be completely incorrect, right? >> it has been, and, you know, we don't know whether these laws like the pevelca families would be successful but they can't even get the discovery they would need to know whether the dealer was acting in bad faith -- >> stephanie: not that senator craig has ever been wrong about anything else. >> let me be clear. i am not gay. >> stephanie: my point is, in reality several cases have been dismissed on the basis of the law. victims in these cases were denied the right to introduce evidence and seek justice.

it really is incredible. why should the gun manufacturers have complete immunity from any gun in the country. >> they shouldn't. there is a case in alaska where he claimed he left the gun on the counter, and the person took it, but coincidentally the left the money on the counter as well. >> stephanie: interesting. i have introduced legislation to equal access to justice to ensure the gun violence victims have the right to have their day in court. i was reading a poll this morning about how few people the nra influence? what are the chances for your bill? >> well, it is an imaginary in some senses but at the same time it is a very tough issue.

when i was first elected in 2000, i was invited to a panel to talk about what the gun issue was like in my district. and when people thought about the gun issue, it wasn't about hunting, it was about the drive-by shootings, and then they asked a democrat from oklahoma the same question. he said it is about lexington and concord. >> wow. >> so you can imagine what a brood perspective there is throughout the country, and that's what makes it so challenging. >> stephanie: house democrats today will unveil 15 proposes

that resemble the president's plan, and will include the ban on assault weapons. i was reading a piece yesterday by joan walsh, and she said let's stop listening to the same pundits every time that say this can't be done before we even try. what is your feeling on some of the proposals in there? >> i feel very much the same way the president does. just because we can't achieve everything doesn't mean we can afford to do nothing. and i think a lot of this package that we can get passed -- i sure hope there is because if not when? i don't know when we can do this. there is the gun violence we see every someday in our streets out there america. and then there are the injury toss the country itself that are characterized by these mass shootings in newtown which

really tear at the fabric of the country. >> stephanie: yep. absolutely. great piece. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> stephanie: there he goes representative adam schiff. [ applause ] >> stephanie: from right there. >> right there. >> stephanie: let's go to darlene in springfield. >> caller: hi, steph. hey, i love your show, but you turned me into a mourning couch potato. >> stephanie: of all of the sins i'm mostly for sloth. any way go ahead. >> caller: i think we should stop all of these concealed carry and stand your own ground laws, because we have people out there that are hot heads. and recently in springfield, illinois -- >> stephanie: i'm like you.

i'm a gun grabber from way back. >> caller: yeah, i was raised in the 50s. >> stephanie: honestly domestic dispute, suicide -- >> caller: yeah in springfield, illinois we had a person shot during a fender bender. and if they carry a gun they are going to pull it whenever they get hot under the collar. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: it's unbelievable. >> stephanie: exactly. thank you, honey. did you want to say something, jim? >> no, i just -- no never mind. >> stephanie: okay. just -- brain fart. okay. fine. that's fine. [ farting sounds ] >> it's passed. >> ed in chicago. >> hi, stephanie. love the show. i have been involved in scouting. i was a scout as a child, i have

been a scout a den leader, and i have three sons that are field scouts, and we have just as many crack pots as there are elsewhere. i know there's a great pushback from the -- from the mormon church, but i think we're making progress. it's just a great, great program. my wife is also involved and she is a sweetheart and the adults have as much fun as the kids. >> stephanie: yeah, it is after all -- just being able to spend time together as a family. >> uh-huh. >> caller: it's an incredible program. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: and i just hope that they are able to make the right decisions and are not bullied by the mormons. >> stephanie: exactly. and congratulations on your two eagle scouts. >> caller: three. >> stephanie: oh look at you. >> that's a whole nest full.

>> i almost made eagle scout? >> stephanie: really? you, too high strung? >> no everybody started to play dungeons and dragons in our troop, and i'm like now i'm out of here. >> stephanie: it has held you back your whole life. >> yeah, now i'm this. >> stephanie: now you put this in my box. >> yeah, i do. [ farting sounds ] >> stephanie: you should have looked out for me a little bit. >> the elves and swords thing has been a handicap my whole life. [ wah wah ] >> stephanie: i'm so sorry for you. forty-five minutes after the hour. right bag on the "stephanie miller show." >> the station where the hand basket to hell leads from. it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ the ten commandments, that's

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>> stephanie: thank you macaroni. go to ticketmaster.com sexyliberal.com, sexy liberal on facebook you can get the link for the tickets, going very, very quickly for the chicago theater, april 13th. only three shows, 2013. we'll have one more west coast show and that's it. gary in new york. >> caller: good morning, stephanie you old gun grabber. glad you are back and feeling better. >> stephanie: thank you. i have a much healthier gun grabber. [ laughter ] >> caller: i'm a shooter and an nra member and i think wayne lapierre is a bean bag and he doesn't speak for me. [ laughter ] >> wow. >> caller: but i'm just a little concerned, i think the message that the nra people are trying to get across is they think the

second amendment should be preserved and protected. and because we do in our united states code a thing about the unorganized militia and i think it's still needed. can you imagine something like the great depression [ inaudible ] all at once, i mean right now with the way the violent nature of our society is. >> stephanie: uh-huh. >> caller: the gangsteres are armed and ready to take whatever we have. >> stephanie: yeah. >> caller: go ahead. >> stephanie: no go ahead. finish what you were saying sorry. >> caller: well, i just think that -- you know, for us people that -- that want to maybe go out and help during times of crisis that are called up we should have high-quality weapons. >> stephanie: right, but there's a big leap from slingshots and bows and arrows to

military-style assault weapons don't you think? >> caller: well no. >> stephanie: there is no difference? >> caller: well, yeah there is. >> if there were that kind of chaos, i would want the national guard to take care of it -- >> stephanie: yeah no offense. >> not some guy with a gun. >> stephanie: some guy who is barely trained. >> some guy. >> stephanie: some guy with a gun he can't handle. cally in california on the same subject, hi, cally. cally? >> caller: yes. >> stephanie: go ahead. hi, i wanted to make a very important point. everyone is talk about the second amendment, but no one seems to have read it, the first two words point out that a well regulated militia, and specifically not that guy. right. >> caller: right. why don't they recognize that it should be with rules. >> we modified the constitution

before when we got rid of prohibition -- >> stephanie: thank god. >> and the second amendment is as antiquated as the third. >> caller: yes. but let it be well regulated as i says. >> stephanie: yeah. nobody can say the founding fathers imagined assault weapons. >> caller: i know. >> stephanie: tammy in missouri. you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi. >> stephanie: hi! >> caller: i wanted to tell that man that called and was bashing gays in the scouts that he better be looking at the married pedophiles, because twenty five years ago our troop leader was a sheriff, a pedophile, married,

and a mormon. >> stephanie: right. in a totally unrelated story a story about straight people doing creepy things. that guy implied that all gays are vaguely oogle. proud dad hulk hogan, released a photo of her legs and part of her ass. >> she is in her 20s. but still. >> stephanie: look at how hot my daughter is. >> my daughters are available, huh? >> stephanie: huh? >> check them out. >> wow. >> stephanie: yes, gawker says there is a well-documented history of expressing his appreciation of his daughter's

appearance, but did he take it too far when he tweeted the photo of his daughter and titled it simply book's legs. and a guy retreated that he went [ censor bleep ] deep into brook. >> okay. >> caller: hi, everybody. the guy that just called in when the said the gangs are well armed. what gangs was he speaks of in particular? because that kind of smacked of racism to me. is he speaking of crips and bloods or the kkk? >> yeah. >> stephanie: and he said we are willing to stand up and fight. who is we? >> stephanie: yeah exactly. by the by the john travolta

cruise ship masseuse lawsuit has been dropped. >> travolta did say up your nose with a rubber hose. >> stephanie: no he did number shirley maclaine upset with her daughter's memoir. i know her. we were in a play together. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: she says her famous mother was so absent from her life she sometimes could only connect with her on an airplane movie screen because she was a stewardess and waitress to wait for college. she once asked her mom for